The Midland County Public Library is the city library of Midland. It has a vast selection of books covering various topics like art, history, geography, business and commerce.
Our library provides print and digital books, audiobooks, magazines, TV, movies, and research databases FREE for the public. Public computers, meeting and study rooms, notaries, printing and faxing, and free events are available for both cardholders and non-cardholders.
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The Recording Librarys mission is to produce high quality recordings in order to enrich the lives of those with impairments. As an organization we are committed to expanding our outreach, maintaining the transparency of our financial and operational practices, and utilizing the latest technology in all of our programs. Dedicated to improving the lives of people who cannot access the printed word, the Recording Library of West Texas offers audio versions of different forms of media to the visually impaired. From audio version books and audio version magazines to audio versions newspapers and newsletters, we help our community stay connected and better their lives.
Unlike any other library, the Haley Memorial Library and History Center is truly a destination for historians and writers interested in the West. This research facility contains volumes found nowhere else detailing life in the West for early settlers. A number of different authors and historians have used the research center to add detailed and accurate information to stories or accounts. So even if you aren't planning on writing a novel anytime soon, you should still stop in to learn a little something about the history of the west that helped to shape the psyche of the United States.
